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Fox News host Sean Hannity reflects on Charlie Kirk’s memorial at the State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, the legacy he leaves behind and Democrats’ ‘hate’ following the assassination.
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Grant Harrold, the former butler to King Charles III, has published a memoir that challenges Prince Harry’s accounts of royal life, suggesting their memories of events are significantly different. He describes the royal family as a happy unit, casting doubt on Harry’s portrayal of his experiences.
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Young conservatives are reflecting on how Charlie Kirk inspired them to stand for their beliefs, while expressing concerns over campus safety following his assassination. They remain resolute in their commitment to their values despite the growing risks of expressing conservative views on college campuses.
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President Trump is set to address the United Nations General Assembly, emphasizing the ‘return of American strength’ and criticizing globalism. The speech will highlight his peace efforts and recent military actions against narcoterrorist activities.
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Daniel Penny’s lawyer Thomas Kenniff criticizes progressive policies as ‘homicidal,’ claiming they allow dangerous individuals to walk free, leading to preventable tragedies like the Charlotte train stabbing. He highlights the contrast in bail requirements between Penny and the suspect, suggesting current approaches deter good Samaritans.
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A special election in Arizona’s 7th Congressional District is set to reduce the GOP’s narrow House majority, with Democrats leading in voter registration. Adelita Grijalva, the daughter of late Rep. Raúl Grijalva, faces Republican Daniel Butierez in a race shaping the House balance.
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Las Vegas travelers report paying $20 for two coffees, $30 for a single cocktail, $50 for early hotel check-in, and even $95 ATM fees. These rising costs coincide with a 12% drop in July visitors compared to last year, raising concerns about the impact on the city’s tourism industry.
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Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger have withdrawn from the ICC, citing lack of jurisdiction recognition. They plan to establish indigenous mechanisms for justice and peace.
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Turning Point USA (TPUSA) held its first public event since the tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk, drawing supporters and activists from across the political spectrum. Attendees, many of whom were young conservatives, emphasized the importance of continuing Kirk’s legacy in the wake of the loss.
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President Donald Trump has issued an executive order designating Antifa as a domestic terrorist organization, allowing federal authorities to take action against individuals claiming to act on its behalf. The directive comes in response to the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.
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The Christian memorial service for Charlie Kirk, featuring testimonials from Trump and Vance, has sparked discussions about how news outlets will cover its global impact. The event, described as the most watched Christian service in history, underscores the need for balanced reporting that reflects its religious and cultural significance.
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CNN host Abby Phillip criticized liberals for not actively acknowledging their role in promoting cancel culture, arguing that such recognition is essential for national progress. She pointed to the suspension of Jimmy Kimmel as an example of how cancel culture has led to censorship.
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Sean Duffy highlights Trump’s Washington D.C. law enforcement surge as a model for addressing urban violence. The stabbing of Iryna Zarutska on Charlotte’s light rail under Democratic control underscores the consequences of lax crime enforcement.
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President Trump’s deployment of the National Guard to Washington, D.C., highlights the Democratic Party’s resistance to federal crime assistance, drawing parallels to the 1988 election where George H.W. Bush’s tough-on-crime stance led to a decisive victory against Michael Dukakis. Critics argue Democrats are repeating past mistakes by prioritizing reform over public safety, risking another political…
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Han Hak-ja, the leader of the Unification Church and widow of its founder Rev. Sun Myung Moon, was arrested on corruption charges in South Korea. She is accused of bribing a former first lady for business and political favors. The arrest highlights ongoing efforts by the South Korean government to address corruption in religious and…
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The article discusses the potential consequences of the United States reducing its involvement in the United Nations. It highlights how countries like Russia, China, and Iran are capitalizing on this withdrawal to increase their own influence on the global stage.
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The United States is considering sanctions on the entire International Criminal Court, a move that could cripple its operations. This follows the ICC’s arrest warrants against Israeli officials and Hamas, which the US has previously targeted individually.
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President Trump has yet to release his proposed plans regarding the 1992 Senate-ratified treaty that underpins global efforts to combat climate change. Environmental advocates have expressed concern over the delay, fearing that it could undermine the country’s commitment to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and meeting the treaty’s goals.
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Arizona voters are set to play a pivotal role in a political test for House Speaker Mike Johnson. A special election on Tuesday is likely to see the victory of Adelita Grijalva, a Democratic candidate, who plans to sign a bipartisan discharge petition to force public disclosure of federal files related to Jeffrey Epstein.
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Ukrain, the Ukrainian drones launched a series of attacks on Moscow overnight, prompting authorities to close airspace and suspend airport operations. The incident marks a significant escalation in the conflict, with tensions rising as both sides continue to engage in heightened military actions.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has granted Russian citizenship to Tara Reade, a former White House aide who has been accused of sexual assault. Reade, who moved to Russia in 2023, cited security concerns as the reason for her move and has since applied for Russian citizenship.
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Ukrainian forces successfully intercepted 103 out of 115 drones launched by Russia overnight. The attack resulted in the deaths of 7 and injuries to 27.
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A Chinese vessel has docked in Russian-occupied Crimea, according to Ukrainian authorities, despite international sanctions. The Financial Times reported that the vessel has moored in Sevastopol at, at least three times in recent months.
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Former Vice President Kamala Harris admitted regrets over her handling of former President Joe Biden’s withdrawal from the 2024 race, calling his decision ‘recklessness’ during a recent interview with Rachel Maddow. Harris described the situation as ‘unprecedented’ as she faced just over 100 days to prepare for the election.
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Disney and ABC have rehired Jimmy Kimmel after an extended suspension due to a free speech controversy. The suspension, which came amid backlash from celebrities, political figures, and public outrage, was deemed a PR disaster for the network.
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Belgium, Luxembourg, and Malta have formally recognized Palestine during a summit at the United Nations General Assembly, expanding the list of European Union nations supporting Palestinian statehood. The move comes amid ongoing tensions in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, particularly following Israel’s military campaign in Gaza, which began after Hamas’ attack on October 7, 2023.
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President Donald Trump is set to deliver a speech at the United Nations General Assembly, focusing on his vision for global peace and cooperation. The address comes amid ongoing international tensions and Trump’s commitment to reshaping U.S. foreign,
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President Trump has made controversial statements about autism, calling it one of the ‘most alarming public health developments in history.’ His comments have drawn criticism for lacking scientific backing and contradicting the views of his own health secretary and F.D.A. commissioner.
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Former Vice President Kamala Harris has endorsed Zoh, Mamdani for mayoral candidate in New York, marking her largest endorsement yet. Harris highlighted the Democratic Party’s inclusivity during an interview with Rachel Maddow.
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The article highlights Erika Kirk as a living testament to Charlie Kirk’s wise life choices. It also explores Turkish President Erdogan’s stance on the Russia-Ukraine war and Western nations’ recognition of a Palestinian state.
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Commentator analysis claims Kamala Harris’ remarks boost GOP support. Panelists discuss Kimmel Live’s return, Harris’ comments on Trump, and Shapiro’s remarks on Kirk.
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A shooting incident at a country club in New Hampshire has resulted in two fatalities and one injured individual. Former NYPD lieutenant Darrin Porcher discussed the ongoing investigation on ‘The Faulkner Focus,’ highlighting the need for comprehensive reviews of security protocols at public and semi-public spaces.
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President Trump’s political career has often been defined by a confrontational approach, marked by personal grievances and animosity toward opponents. During his speech at the Charlie Kirk memorial in Arizona on Sunday, his remarks reinforced this pattern of rhetoric, highlighting his deep-seated opposition to political adversaries.
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Rob Smith and Antjuan Seawright analyze the political rhetoric surrounding conspiracy theories following Charlie Kirk’s alleged assassination, highlighting the divide between mainstream politicians and figures like Ilhan Omar and Ted Cruz.
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Lara Trump described Charlie Kirk’s memorial as ‘almost surreal’ and highlighted the differences in how the political left and right respond to tragedy. She also mentioned Kamala Harris’ new book on ‘The Will Cain Show.’
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Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem criticizes California Governor Gavin Newsom for making ICE officers’ jobs ‘much more dangerous,’ citing a recent X post and mask restrictions. Noem’s comments were made on Hannity, highlighting tensions between the two leaders.
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Poland’s Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski warned that his nation could shoot down any Russian aircraft violating its airspace, escalating tensions with Moscow. Moscow dismissed the claims as Western hysteria, accusing Poland and Estonia of fabricating evidence to provoke conflict.
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President Trump’s executive order threatens to prosecute donors who support antifascist philosophy and issued a domestic terrorism designation that doesn’t exist under U.S. law. President Donald Trump boarding Marine One as he departs from the South Lawn of the White House on Monday.
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Harris criticized CEOs for failing to resist Trump’s authoritarian tendencies, calling them ‘feckless.’ She argued that capitalism thrives under democracy and condemned Trump’s influence as a tyranny.
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The ‘Common Sense Department’ has commented on Jimmy Kimmel’s upcoming return to the airwaves following an infraction related to his past remarks about Charlie Kirk. The department’s response sheds light on the controversy surrounding Kimmel’s statements and the ongoing discussions about their impact.
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The Benedictine sisters of Holy Wisdom Monastery have restored 17.170 acres of native prairie and oak savanna. This effort underscores the spiritual and environmental importance of preserving natural landscapes.
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Tennessee is taking an unusual approach to ecological management by using eco-grazing goats to tackle overgrowth. These goats, known for their ability to clear vegetation in hard-to-reach areas, are transported to work sites worldwide by boat.
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Block Island’s offshore wind farm has shut down soot-spewing diesel generators, improving air quality and reducing noise pollution. The transition demonstrates the viability of renewable energy in transforming local energy infrastructure.
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Satellites and drones are enabling more precise land and fertilizer management in Michigan, leading to efficient resource use and reduced environmental impact. This shift towards data-driven agriculture is setting new standards for environmental responsibility and productivity.
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More than 277,00 than people attended the memorial for Charlie Kirk, the late founder of Turning Point USA. Turning Point USA’s spokesperson commented on the significance of the event.
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Jack Posobiec, a contributor to Turning Point USA, recently reflected on the late Charlie Kirk’s impact during an appearance on ‘Fox News @ Night.’ Posobiec emphasized that Kirk’s actions and sacrifices will be remembered as a pivotal moment in the political landscape.
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The U.S. Supreme Court has temporarily allowed President Donald Trump to fire Rebecca Slaughter, the last Democratic appointee on the FTC. This decision indicates a likely shift in the court’s approach to the 1935 precedent that protected the independence of multi-member regulatory agencies.
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Derrick Henry’s third fumble in three games contributed significantly to the Baltimore Ravens’ 38-30 defeat against the Detroit Lions. Henry expressed frustration, stating he is ‘at a loss for words’ and refusing to lie about his performance.
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The Detroit Lions dominated the Baltimore Ravens with a powerful rushing attack and a relentless pass rush, securing a significant early-season road victory. This win solidifies their position in the competitive NFL landscape.
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Moldova’s President Maia Sandu has warned of potential Russian interference in the country ahead of upcoming elections, cautioning that such actions could have ‘direct and dangerous’ consequences for Ukraine and Europe’s stability. The President urged citizens to remain vigilant and uphold Moldova’s commitment to its European path.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Donald Trump’s envoy Peter Kellogg discussed recent progress in Ukraine’s counteroffensive near Dobropill, and Pokrovsk. They also addressed potential US weapons deals to support Ukraine’s military efforts.
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Russia’s General Staff has acknowledged a loss of 1.1 million troops in the Ukraine conflict since the invasion began. This figure includes 1,010 casualties reported over the past day.
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Christopher Elton and Jennifer Sey joined ‘America Reports’ to discuss their decision to leave the Democratic Party and join the GOP following Charlie Kirk’s assassination. The event has sparked significant shifts in voter sentiment and political realignments.
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Candidates in the New Jersey gubernatorial race engaged in a heated debate, addressing critical voter concerns such as education, healthcare, and economic policies. The discussion highlighted differing approaches to state governance, with each candidate emphasizing their platform to appeal to New Jersey voters.
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Jimmy Kimmel’s late-night show, suspended for a week after controversial remarks about the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, is set to return to ABC. Disney, the parent company, decided to bring the show back after discussions with Kimmel.
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Lindsey Halligan, a White House adviser with no prosecutorial experience, has been appointed as the interim U.S. attorney to handle the cases against former FBI Director James Comey and Senator Roger James. The president is pushing to avoid the statute of limitations in his pursuit of charges against these figures.
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Copenhagen Airport was temporarily closed and flights were diverted after two or three large drones were spotted in the area. Authorities confirmed the incident, which prompted immediate action to ensure the safety of passengers and staff.
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Dr. Mehmet Oz and FDA Commissioner Dr. Marty Makary defend the Trump administration’s claim that Tylenol is linked to autism. The discussion highlights ongoing debates about the safety of over-the-counter medications.
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Raymond Arroyo, a prominent contributor to Fox News, has expressed his views on ABC’s decision to reintroduce ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’ as a segment on ‘The Ingraham Angle.’ Arroyo emphasized that the decision is not just about entertainment but also about strategic audience retention.
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The Detroit Lions secured a thrilling 38-30 victory over the Baltimore Ravens, improving to 2-1. The high-scoring game featured explosive offenses from both teams, with the Lions’ dominant running game and seven sacks on Lamar Jackson proving crucial in the win.